Mizuho Suzuki was a Japanese actor and voice actor born on October 23, 1927, who passed away on November 19, 2023, at the age of 96. While he was primarily known for his extensive work in live-action film, television, and stage productions, his voice acting career included several notable roles in anime and dubbing.

In the realm of anime, Suzuki contributed his voice to a range of projects. He is recognized for his role as Taizo Nonomura in the 1983 original video animation Dallos. He also voiced Nereus in the 1986 television movie Coral Reef Legend: Elfie of the Blue Sea. Another of his anime roles was Takeuchi in the 1990 mini-series The Dark Myth. A specific role as a narrator for an anime titled Confucius was not verified in the available information. Among his most prominent anime film roles is Dr. Onishi in the internationally acclaimed 1988 film Akira.

Beyond original animation, Suzuki was highly active in dubbing foreign films and television series for Japanese audiences. His deep and authoritative voice became well-known for iconic characters, including Darth Vader in all Nippon Television broadcasts of the original Star Wars trilogy and Vito Corleone in a television edition of The Godfather. He also voiced the planet-eating Transformer Unicron in the Japanese dub of The Transformers: The Movie. His dubbing work spanned a wide variety of live-action films, demonstrating his versatility as a voice actor.